Will the 12 of these rollers handle the weight of an 18' x 8' garage door?
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These rollers are designed to replace worn out originals and are likely higher quality (sealed ball bearing). Door weight varies tremendously depending on material and construction, but if they match what you have now, you should have no problems.
1309170
technically it is advised to have the bar twice as long as the door (plus a little)- so the door moves totally out of the doorway. I think that the 46" door would be fine with the 2 rollers- unless it was heavier than allowed per specifications. As to where to find the longer bar- no clue- but I'd be interested in that also! Good luck on your project...
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No. The hooks hold the rods up but the reels will be lower than an average garage door. Could work if you take the reels off the rods every time but I don't.
829720
These wheels and tracks are made for some pretty significant weight. My doors each weight about 150+ at 6 foot long x 7 foot tall. It bolts into wood and washers are used, so you should be able to pre-drill the vinyl and use them. I would caution the vinyl being heavy enough to force the flex hanger into position to roll freely though. Just be sure to use stops at the bottom of your door to keep it rested against the wall. The flex hanger allows the door to pull away from the wall, so wind could cause it to move since it is lighter weight and vinyl.
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Not sure, but they are particle board, so too much weight will probably make it sag over time, especially in a very humid environment. That said, I have had mine a couple of years in Florida garage with a reasonable amount of weight and they look good as new.
1932470
I am not a electrician. I am using these connectors on a 8500 lb . winch. They are made well and seem heavy duty. Each half measures 2×3 inches with solid copper, cupped, terminals that I sodered my wire to. I think these are heavy enough for your 12,000.Gus.
1801976
I built steel framed gates and welded the wheels to them. They are holding good for that purpose. Gates weigh 200lbs plus each.
788708
Good day Jamie. I hung a 36"x72"x2" wooden door (using 2 of the double rollers). Door weight ~95lbs and they work great. The door is opened/closed at leat twice daily. The rollers are a great product @ a great price!
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Yes, if u can make it work. I bought one of these . It was a piece of unusable junk--- so cheaply made that the rollers couldn't gain enough traction to roll a plate through. Save your money.
1618639
I used 4 of these guys to slide a massively heavy china hutch (fully stocked!) across a hardwood floor. I imagine that one or two of these would handle a 20lb juicer on polished granite just fine.
1333977
My garage door is extremely heavy, and these rollers work fine for me.......
607827
I believe these are for indoor use, but a greater issue is that they are not heavy duty and would probably not withstand the weight of a garage door.
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Yes, I believe so. It will depend somewhat on how well/strong they're secured to the garage wall. I have some on concrete block walls in my garage carrying large bins of seasonal/Christmas stuff.
718946
That would depend on the width of the brackets on your door, wouldn't it. In my case, I replaced some rollers with longer and shorter stems than these. All the brackets on my door accommodated this length of stem with about 3/4 inch sticking on through.
1724608
It can handle the eight inch wide material and the twelve length with no problem .
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hey tom. installed four of these in an overhead cabinet where the stained glass door weighed close to 15lbs and the size was appx 18"x32". don't get me wrong they work GREAT! but, if I understand correctly I'd say these particular openers are WAY TOO MUCH SIZE AND STRENGTH for your circumstance. there ARE smaller...keep shopping
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I don't want to be held responsible for any wrong info (insert lawyer talk here) but I believe the 125 per roller is correct. I have them on my door and they work great.